Milestone is pleased to announce MXGP PRO which will be available from June 29, 2018 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Windows PC.
MXGP PRO can not simply be defined as a new chapter in the series, but as a title designed to meet the demands of the most demanding players who dream of experiencing the most exciting championship experience ever like never before, with all the pilots, all the tracks and official contents of the 2017 season.
In fact, it is just starting from the feedback of our community that the title has been completely redesigned according to what the developers define a “mechanical” approach, ie the videogamers will have the possibility to intervene on their bikes as real mechanics: for face the greatest Motocross champions and the most difficult tracks will no longer be enough the driving experience and your own courage, but you will need to know your bike and learn how to adjust every parameter, race after race, to become the new world champion. MXGP has always been a title characterized by deep dynamism and realism that is addressed to all fans of the discipline and this year it is even more. This is what PRO means, to experience a driving feeling and a whole new approach:
 · a motorbike setup that will allow manual intervention on the suspensions, brakes or accelerator mapping, based on real values;
 · a realistic physics approach, to allow players to recreate the spectacular movements of the riders, as well as a new system of grips, collisions and control in the air;
 · the movements of the pilot integrated with his bike with a surprisingly reactive terrain at each variation, in play as in reality;
To make the game experience unique in its kind we thought the designers of Milestone house with an exceptional partnership: the official pilots of MXGP Tim Gajser, Tony Cairoli, Gautier Paulin thanks to which it was possible to reach a level of surprising realism. The nine times world champion Cairoli gave his advice on how to make the most of the starting grid, and how to brake with precision. Tim Gajser, two conquered world titles, took care of the whip, scrun and whoops and finally Gautier Paulin took care of the curves and the movements in the wet, to take the most challenging corners at maximum speed and control the bike.
Every professional player, as well as any self-respecting athlete who races to earn the title of world champion, knows that after having secured the most powerful bike and perfectly in tune with their driving style, you just have to train in the mud and the powder to be ready to face any circuit in any weather condition. So the Compound becomes an even bigger space in which to train to improve their driving skills and abilities and in which to freely test the most different conditions of the terrain, from flat to more rugged paths.
